... only last night, to separate til- two, as they were struggling together in the 't;!liard-Tooin. And one of ihe waiters cau speak te i unarrel that fouk place between them on the day Wor. . Lust uight after dinn.jr Air. Ashley went up- _ai_- to join one ...

... more concerned about the supposed comfort of dogs than they are About the safety of human life. The Secre- tary of the League speaks of persons coming to him to talk of their pets with tears in tbeir eyes. This sounds quite pathetic, Vat would the persons ...

... stan tly seen that he was a remarkable man. Goethe impreoaad every cos wbo met hist with hia magnetic pereooolity. But, speaking geooroUy. thoeo who hove produced o greot intellectual impr . c.ion on the world, have either done so through Ihe mad ram ...

... Rural Dean of the city, as reprea. ntmg the city clergy of the Church ox England. We are anxious to have an opportunity of speaking to the Guardians in rcf _ren ce to the school question in its bearing on the children of Clint- ch of England parents under ...

... promotion of the Church's work amongst the French Canadians. He said that thousands of English - speaking Protestants had become Roman Catholic, and French-speaking, b .cause of the way they had been neglected by the Church in the past. In Murray B_y, on the ...

... which it will be by Easter, when the mystery which is enveloping him will be withdrawn. He is going first of all to York to speak, and then he returns to London, lam told, to keep a very watchful but friendly eye ou the Government as regards their Chinese ...

... tell her lies, ■aid she bad not wisl _d to hurt Mrs. Stat ler. She threw the stones to make bei- come out, as she wished to speak to her — Mr. Munby loid ber tnat if ebe did not give up drink sbe would be locked np in a lunatic asylam. — The defendant was ...

... Roshan, and Wakhan, formerly belonging to Afghanistan, but now under the rule of the Emir of Bokhara. MR COBB OLD'S DETENTION. Speaking first of his arrest, Mr. Cobbold said : — My arrest wss carried out by the direct order of the Russian Governor of Margfailsn ...

... of the an a ?? T ?? l»t« Bishop Wilbesfuroe, Gecffti V° C,in ...

... pick apon this machine. This is praise indeed, and farther : — Professor Archibald Sharpe, B.S.C. ?? in tbe same journal, speaks in high terms of the Engineer. Also, the entire Cycling and Mechanical proas unanimously praise the Engineer, and with ...

... several have travelled to South- ampton in the hope of obtaining further information. The officials of the railway company speak in the highest terms of the un- fortunate captain of the vessel, and are con- fident that he exercised every possible pre- ...

... issue of that thoughtful journal there is a note calling attention to the fact that the Viceroy takes every opportunity of speaking in public. ?? Such speeches, says the writer, break up the monotony of Indian life, and may perhaps act on the Services ...